Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-11-19
sH oRr STOPS.
Fresh hog and hominy next.


A steam laundry is sure to become
a solid fact in GAINESVILLE.
Our tobacco people may find some
thing interesting on another page Of
this number.
The work of painting Elders
Opera House on the outside began on
Wednesday.
The merchants of GAINESVILLE all
did excellent business during the
week now ending.
Belle Gilbert and a corps of Ameri-
can artists in "Leah, the Forsaken,'
at the Opera House next week.
A veEy neat wire gate has been
placed at the front entrance to
Elders Opera House.
The House of Conelius is to be re-
moved to the house lately occupied
by Coulter Brothers.
Any amount of fine fish are being
caught someplace in this vicinity
and brought here to be Sold
There have been many country
people in the city this week in at
tendance upon the Criminal court
and juries.
1t is reported that nobody within
several miles of Clarksvilfe got any
thing out of the recent Louisiana
lottery drawing.
Elkton Todd county Kentucky, is
looking around to establish water
works, in order to obviate future
water famines.
Thursday night fire was discovered
il an old shed at the rear Of B. +
Hardin & Co.'S carriage works, but
was extinguished before it had gained
much Roadway. N#s
Tie CHRONICLE would feel CRATE
ful " thelocal clergy if they would
send in their intended subjects for the
~neXt Sabbath on Thursday preced-
ing.
Mac. Neblett, son of Mr.. Sterling
Neblett, has taken a situation as sale,
man in Gerhart's dry goods store.
He requests his friends wanting any
thing in his line, to give him a call.
No city in the South has been i'm
proved more in every way than
GAINESVILLE, since tho last building
season began. Our improvement is
substantial-no old rickety,, cheesie
farmes thankye.
v Mr.. John Gorse, the very efficient
binder in the Office Of this paper was
attacked with vertigo on Wednes-
day, and in his fall, seriously hurt
his head. Doctors Marable and Me-
Cauley were called and rendered the
necessary relief.
Garrett Gibbs an aged colored man
Twas thrown from wagon near Dun
bars Cave on Wednesday and was
badly injured about the back. He
lives in the upper partgo of the coun.
try but was toe seriously hurt to BIZ
.etaken home.
The following gentlemen are
knights of the yardstick and scis
s9rs at Bloch Brothers new store
Robt. Mainhardt, b. M. Barksdale
w. t. Averi,t, jerome Duncan, ]
l.. Lockert, T. A. Mcdaniel, G A
Leigh, N. Gallizier, O. S. Open
heimer, j. TAFT, David s. Bloch.
The season Of autumn festivities
was iuaugurated at the Tobacco Elk
change last Friday evening with ;
Ndelightful hop, under the auspices Of
4 Mr.. E. r.. Beach and Mr.. r. M
Henry. A distinguishing feature o.
the event was the number of superb
toilets pr scented.
- Recent guests at the franklin
House: c. ID. Robinson, Chicago
r.. f. Scum az, Evansville; G.. w
Sutton, and A. NJ. Glenddering, Bos
ton, Mas; +. S. Cook, Atlanta, c
". McCorkle, Chicago; G. +. Put
mann and Geo. w. Brown, st. Louis
l. Ross, New York.
The Lundi club meets at DIR. Hen
: bricks, Nov. 2lst. Subject, Samue
Johnson. Life, Mr.. Wilcox; as
critic, Mrs. Kimbrough; as an auth
Or, Mrs. Wilson; rassellis, Miss Fax
on; selections, Miss Lockert, Mis-
Meriwether, Mr.. Smith. Music
Misses Poston, Yancey, Tyler an,
Messrs. Hodgson and Macrae.